Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10
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-.rn befng fagls1eo % tne
ser6ay aftsfHesA- -.
- = county charges bstnR
4 the posr fafhn.
- ne Ore oeRe s,..e
& FFye's Opers E.p.. 49,. ,,.,......
- a RsddinRton 40 1a.lAsnst
- the grad jury toaay'
- y y. rs.allenesr remained IN pors
- So 5ey waiting f0r fn8-
& ~ I.-.lo afexiee wiz retura hers
~ 49,. s-s Francisco on Friday.
- - = ISIsy has gone down %
800 sfe has consiesfana' VIVA
! q ...u.d rafus are repdeffnE Cur
$500 ~ muddy ADD disagrseAhas
..-.me. Cnscsds VIII pE91aolI ta<e
- Il fss Glide 90 the SAA1a' foe'e
- -. ,stsls Cor the seattle Can.
~ Pscksng Company hAse Arslseo
-,.r AZ isgai Arguments were
- 90 Justice Jcnes YESTERDAY u
=. 49, r,,.sr.ne thinks be VIII Be shie
-. - a 800 tw3 q TIE eecaBod
- aIfhln few days
! q. b.en decided % postpone the
= ~ new Asylum building until
- e ne legislative assembly
e. Fa1tsr.
.-.ehinery has besn taken cut Of
N FiIfs Anderson and the cay
~ sTuresssd 4. that abe dia NOT faai
-. fa1.tsf nQrI.
-. ...arahlp WiIiametto sailed for
- $3.50 AZ An early boar yesterday
- Wilh 5 full cargo Of coal ana
~ - Is q lumber.
~ eunsrsl Of the lats A. hoseassEz
~ macs yesterday ae1eL - e.. 49,
1Sia On FroHt street.
4s,.a hundred dollaEs have already
- Srnoalied n the bank, me seme y
- ~ pE0cseds from me 49, y us assa.s
= ike Charity BAL. 1ne anaiE p.oA.as-
sss great success.
! ! ,r,v..s Iettsr from d. II. Gilman, IN
- Yoek' states that he has been alo.
...afai Al hlg linAncihi un1ettAkiA8 an1
IN retarn 70 the Sound about the nEst
& Dccember.
{ $3.50 evanlng Alexander Hil, the
1890 nnnductor On the shore Line
~. was married % Miss detesa
r. 49,. daughter Of Terrence Oktrlea'
- & White River.
Tha nounts commissioner haven't got
'Fkss1ah With the Applications ror roaae
- Kof 4 day passes but some farmer
s1n1n q and explains TIE necessity u
Seniag q ruad somewhere
4 na-tion AZ the machinery ordered in
- Frnnclsoo 70 replace that destroyed
a & rWcaailo by ere. some ten DAYS a9o,
s,9igeA 81 tie Willamette yesterday ana
m 81 sent out 70 the mtnes today
xFsry efiort h being made g 81 the
miro started ~ - soon aa posapae.
Tha crossings On Commercial street are
|da1fina % bad a. 70 Be- positively DANGER
-. me plAnka have been worn tasn
81 lnnoIne eases are brokee. anu lh
neariY every case nave nocoins Yes5.
i-sS,a man ar beast WIN break . TINT
-. 49, fhsy are al once attended q
~ rms lel he city In Tor heavy dam
sea.
Nsxar hefoFo was there % much traye
-. ~ s,isra Il ma season Of the year a
~ tSe nreeeut time. Tbs Hayward yes
serdag Afternoon brought from up Sound
m Dassangern, and the North racine
ialar II the evening. brought eDeut -
( - f1lEmpian, however. brought from
|tirls1ia 3 very light list, probably moi
'Bofs than 3 al told.
4 The ssaamer Mexico. When che arrived
Sc Tuesday night brought Hith her
Had. WArina automatic huan tank fui
~ eity. This has been h0ught At . cos
III ~ "a Tat the eliiGianoy Of tbs inven
IN ana u Il u found successful the tan
M probahiy BE- adopted fer U.S. through
Ia he clty. This hrHl one VIII os PiRcos
s ne Masn stfest saver.
Tha newly.pufehnsea marrow gAugo.en
~ mas taken nom the Hat car q
|Skieh h rode triumphantly acfoas ~
|oentinont yesterday and placed 20 ".
snrrow gauge track. An exAmlnatlon 2
| y machine convinced MI. sinner 80 ~,
= ponld be Impossible V 81 s1t w..
I-nsired. ii viii be placed IN the shop q
Ison y The Aiki comes our
Oar citizens arc responding quite & g
sfuasly 70 the aRpeals q ne ..aeies ~ ~
80 ~ 3 harlfY Hall will BE- > grad sao
-. Inc soclekT Il caring for. sopport
In9 ana educating twenty-five ntue %
rkan children, ton or twelve q Wneh
Az korelofore been supported 81 ~.
Srpsnse al The county, and = y no NOR.
- rirht that the cllizans should aid ~
|sdlas IN carrying On their noble ant
ehaFitable work.
fhsrs we're no street lights ilt on
Washington street either MondAg "
Tuesday, night from enc enc % me Qtlsi
~ this made the street excoedingli
denneronz. on account of the Wark golnA
sa al lhe Noutheast corner OK Washington
~ second, Tho men 81 work have e
moved parf Of the sidewalk and iet
noaAln4 6us 4 single plank. and there \
10 llEht 10 waFn the pedestrian or M
aAnTar. Mr.. Thomas Clancy, N ooAae
4uence, had a very narrow escape Isgn
issioas injury, e he stepped on tne nade
HAik and rolled 0ver Into the exeaVa
llnn.